Much nicer -- thanks!

My path: b:\program files\jpsoft\tccle13x64>path PATH=b:\GAMS\win64\24_0;; b:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCCLE13x64; C:\Program Files (x86)\AMD APP\bin\x86_64; C:\Program F iles (x86)\NVIDIA Corporation\PhysX\Common; C:\Windows\system32; C:\Windows; C:\Windows\System32\Wbem; C:\Windows\Sy...

I can execute lf95 in a cmd.exe file, but in tccle13x64 I get "ERROR -- License error 15: FILE MISSING." Paths are the same in both windows. Any suggestions?

Thank you for your patience -- 10 years since I was expert in NT...

In NT I could run my cursor across part of the display and copy the highlighted area. How can I do that in TCC/LE?

figured out the problem -- /D needed to be removed (show directories only)

Correct -- thanks.

These nested for loops FOR %x IN (@statsdates) ( Echo date= %x for %y in (m:\taqDAILYTRF\%x) ( echo tickers= %y ) ) produces this result: date= 20070601 tickers= m:\taqDAILYTRF\20070601 The first loop works fine -- the second loops fails to list the members of...

this btm file: iftp ftp://xxxx:[email protected]/taqquote/taqquote2008/taqquote200807/ dir ftp:*8072* copy ftp:*8072* i:\taqquote\taqquote200807\ iftp /c connects properly and the dir commands shows the right results: Directory of...

the following .btm file iftp ftp://r:[email protected]/taqtrade/taqtrade2007/taqtrade200706/ dir "ftp:*" mkdir i:\taqtrades\taqtrade200706\ copy "ftp:*" i:\taqtrades\taqtrade200706\ iftp /c does not fully download the files -- it ends with an 'interrupted' message. what am i doing...

I am using the following commands in a script: net use v: /d net use v: \\192.168.10.50\issm50_m ... commands delay 5 net use v: /d net use v: \\192.168.10.30\issm30_m The second /d command is refused with a message that the drive is being used by another process. I do not have this...

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list dates produces 20070601 20070604 20070605 How can I captures these dates and use them elsewhere? I tried list dates > %x ( echo dates= %x ) What am I doing wrong?

ooppss -- it was a permissions issue.

a scripts works with this command: for /r /D j:\taqDAILYNBBO\ %x in (*) ( but not with this: for /r /D y:\taqDAILYNBBO\ %x in (*) ( where y: is a mapped network drive: net use y: \\192.168.10.30\issm30_m What is wrong?